Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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3V JP'jSfi £ WE’LL ALW REMEMBER

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0 given a great honor—that of being the last senior class to graduate from its proudUh lls. , iO L Lcx ciL are The new RHS awaits the high-schoolers of tomorrow, hut it is the graduates of today who left'7alone in the sacred halls of the old edifice to hid the last fond farewell. True 4he old Robbins- C C ft' ' ' dale High School building may crumble and decay, but the lessons we’ve learned, the sap tpees we’ve made, the memories which are ours alone, can feel neither the crumbling hand of time nor the indif- ference which comes with forgetfulness. Yet, how wonderful,it i tHat this arting is not the end, but the beginning—the beginning of new J lives which jyill have aronu cjppoAiunities to make use of the great lessons taught to us in this school. t. f- - - •’ 3

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. . . Our Administration and Faculty With thoughtful and patient hands, tolerant and considerate hearts, the teachers, administrators. UU qjuju sux JXa jP ukj and counselors of our school labored long hours on our behalf. To them, who were the most impor-tant influences in our young lives, we owe a debt of gratitude. . , They believed in us when our faith in ourselves was all but lost; they spurred us on when we XVeJf O ujAjy cLsvOt badly needed encouragement, and many of us found out. through pleasant associations, tha bJodft- XorTi Very t-rCfcK • are human after all. If. as high school graduates, the world and future are ours, it is only because the helping hands “tbjve osbM • Vjl of these fine men and women showed us the way of success and kept us on its stWight and narrow 'AJZ lA. path. i m SB®